Fundación Xosé Neira Vilas
A foundation in Gres, Vila de Cruces, preserving the literary legacies of Xosé Neira Vilas and Anisia Miranda and supporting writing in Galician.
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A foundation in Gres, Vila de Cruces, preserving the literary legacies of Xosé Neira Vilas and Anisia Miranda and supporting writing in Galician.
View profile →An Elche gallery established in 1976, with painting by Spanish and international artists, exhibitions, art sales, framing, restoration, and appraisal services.
View profile →Barcelona’s opera house presents opera, dance, concerts, and recitals, along with educational and social programs for audiences of all ages.
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Barcelona’s opera house, with opera, dance, concerts, educational and community programs, and its own orchestra and chorus.
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A Tomelloso folk association founded in 1965 that preserves Manchegan music and dance through jotas, fandangos, seguidillas, festivals, and adult and children’s groups.
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A Barcelona art production and research center offering residencies, labs, studios, coworking, and support for artists and research projects.
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An institute supporting local and regional research centers across the Catalan-speaking territories through grants, publications, conferences, and exhibitions.
View profile →A Castile and León foundation promoting and researching Spanish language and literature, with a language-origins center in Burgos’s Palacio de la Isla.
View profile →A Seville cultural foundation established in 1928 with a research library and publications on the history of the Americas, especially Cuba.
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A private nonprofit cultural foundation in Urueña, Valladolid, dedicated to preserving and sharing traditional heritage through collections and archives available for re…
View profile →A political and cultural gathering place in Barcelona’s Vila de Gràcia, with classes, community events, meeting rooms, and a tavern.
View profile →A cultural association in Girona’s Sant Narcís neighborhood that brings artists and artisans together through exhibitions, workshops, talks, and residencies.
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A private cultural foundation focused on Catalonia’s military architectural heritage, with publications, teaching materials, and fortification visits.
View profile →An annual Camariñas event celebrating bobbin lace through artisan demonstrations, fashion shows, and a program that brings traditional lace-making into contemporary desi…
View profile →A Huesca theater run by the Anselmo Pié Sopena Foundation, with a year-round program of theater, film, and cultural series, plus online ticket sales.
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A cultural association in Barcelona’s El Clot neighborhood with choirs, theater, a music school, folk traditions, and community groups.
View profile →A symphony orchestra founded by Pablo Sarasate in 1879, with subscription seasons in Pamplona, Tudela, and Tafalla, touring concerts, and education programs.
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A Lleida-based symphony orchestra presenting concerts, social and educational projects, and activities for musicians and audiences.
View profile →A restored 1857 industrial complex in Barcelona, now a creative campus with studios for design, photography, and architecture and spaces for events and productions.
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A Barcelona organization behind intercultural street-art festivals bringing together circus, dance, music, and performers from several countries.
View profile →A privately funded art and culture platform in Córdoba sharing painting, literature, and heritage, with works for sale and arts management.
View profile →A public-law fine arts academy in Barcelona with a collection of more than 1,000 works, a library and archive, exhibitions, concerts, and visits.
View profile →The foundation responsible for the full restoration of Vitoria-Gasteiz’s Santa María Cathedral also arranges guided tours, concerts, and cultural activities that bring t…
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A Catalan symphony orchestra directed by Salvador Brotons, with a concert season, programs for theaters and festivals, and opportunities for young soloists.
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